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Old 05-06-2011, 04:07 PM   #1
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'09 nomad oil filter

Does anyone know what aftermarket oil filters(fram, purolator, etc) will fit on my bike? I hate to pay extra for a OEM if I can help it.



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Old 05-06-2011, 04:29 PM   #2
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Fram 6017-A ----- Purolater Pure 1= PL14612
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Old 05-08-2011, 12:18 PM   #3
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I used to buy Bosch filters for my Nomad and 800 at Autozone. I am not sure of the filter # that the 1700 uses. If it is the same as the 1600, you have a couple choices, one is longer than the other. I am sure someone with a 1700 will chime in.
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If it uses a 6017A it's the same. The Bosch 3300 is the standard length and the 3323 is longer. I used the 3323 on my 800 as the filter is in the front and the extra length isn't an issue. The Nomad has the catalytic converter and I had to use the standard one.
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If it uses a 6017A it's the same. The Bosch 3300 is the standard length and the 3323 is longer. I used the 3323 on my 800 as the filter is in the front and the extra length isn't an issue. The Nomad has the catalytic converter and I had to use the standard one.
That's odd I have a 08 Nomad and use the 3323 all the time with no problems.

I wouldn't put a fram filer on anything I own.
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If it uses a 6017A it's the same. The Bosch 3300 is the standard length and the 3323 is longer. I used the 3323 on my 800 as the filter is in the front and the extra length isn't an issue. The Nomad has the catalytic converter and I had to use the standard one.
That's odd I have a 08 Nomad and use the 3323 all the time with no problems.

I wouldn't put a fram filer on anything I own.
It's a bit tight and I didn't like the filter so close to cat. If I had an aftermarket exhaust on it, I would have used the longer filter. As it was, it was a pain in the ass to get out, at least compared to the 800, especially if the engine is warmed up prior to changing the oil.
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I use the Bosch 3300 or the Purolator PL14612. Gadget has a link on here for oil filters.
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We have a filter listing on our Tech boards here as well. My favorite is the Super Tech ST7317.
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We have a filter listing on our Tech boards here as well. My favorite is the Super Tech ST7317.
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I used the Super Tech 7317 on my 1500 Nomad as well as the 1700 Nomad I now own. At just over 3 bucks at walmart its a little longer and a better filter than stock. Much better than a fram also.-----------Murf
 
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An update on super tech oil filters---As of Feb. 2012 walmart pulled all their super tech filters off the shelves. My Walmart now carries the Purolator Pure One filters for the same price as the super techs. Around $3.27. Pure One PL14612 and the longer PL14610 fit the Nomads and are supposed to be better than the super techs. I need to use the PL14612 for my 1700 and the longer PL14610 fits my 1500 just fine.------------Murf
 
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The Kawasaki OEM filter from the 1600 is the same as the 1700.
 
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Old 03-19-2012, 09:34 PM   #13
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